October brings Seattle's biggest weather swings

• The city also loses more than 90 minutes of daylight over the 31 days of this month, per Time and Date.

What they're saying: "It's the shoulder season when we see the transition from summer to winter," weather service meteorologist Kirby Cook told Axios.

• It can still be "quite warm" as we saw this past weekend, he said, but we can also "see much cooler and wetter conditions."
• It's also when Seattle starts to find itself in the "storm track," he said.

Case in point: A storm system that was expected to arrive Monday should bring rain to most of Western Washington on Tuesday, he said.

• Off-and-on showers are forecast for much of the week, Cook said, "and it will definitely feel more like fall."